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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 8. It-. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and m Gam Al Dollarhid. Bernie Bemadou and Howard Scroggins of Klamath Falls were in Medford Saturday night and Sunday to attend the Bend-Medford baseball series. Minor Aeeident -Raymond C. Guise of Ashland and Robert H. Morgan of Bend drove cars Involved in a slight accident at eighth street and Riverside ae rtie Sunday afternoon, accord lng to a report on file today. Chimney Fire The fire de partment's chemical crew stood by this morning while a chim ney fire at the home of Robert x R. Ebel, 620 South Oakdale avenue, burned itself out. No damage was done. The fire oc curred at 7:15. Meeting Tonight View Find ers Camera club will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Jackior County Chamber of Commerce A lecture will be ?iven on color photography. The public is in vited to attend. There is no charge. On Tour R. A. Work and R. W. Childreth of Mediord ' connected with ths roil conserv ation service, left this mornini; for a 10-day inspection tour of central and eastern Oregon. They will confer with forest service officials in that area re garding conservation plans. - Roof Fire Fire burned a hole in the roof of the Donald A. Greaves home at 34 Quince street yesterday forenoon. The roof. Chief Roy Elliott reported, was set on fire by burning pieces of soot which had dropped down from the can of metal extension of the thim tiey. Damage was estimated at (bout S2S. The firemen an swered ward alarm at 11:30 To Drill Company A, 186th Infantry of the Oregon nation al guard will hold its regular weekly drill in the Mediord armory at 8 p.m. tomorrow Young men interested in enrol ling in the company are invited to witness the drill and to pro cure complete information re garding the service. An enroll ment campaign is bein neld now to bring the company's ros ter up to the authorized strength of 86 men. Have Baby It was learned here today that Mr. and Mrs. Harold Savage, Jr., of Los An sj geles, are the parents of a boy born May 29, weighing nine and three-quarters pounds. The couple's marriage was an event In St. Mark's Episcopal church here several years ago. Mrs. Savage will be remembered as th former Miss Jennie DoUell. ister of Mrs. Don R. Newbury of Medford. The baby has been named Harold Delzell Savage. Visiting the couple now is Mrs. Savage's mother, Mrs. W. A. Delzell of Portland. Petersons Home Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peterson returned to their home n.t 540 Palm street last evening by motorcar from San Francisco where they spent a fortnight visiting. They also attended the Golden Gate international exposition on Treasure island. They returned to this city by the shore route kfrom the Russian river. r " n iiiyr tiic rAT nrc IM CfVlDTC III IT I UN. InC rrOI rnv-s m Jrwiu, iwi I WANT My CIGARETTE SLOW-BURNING. I SMOKE CAMELS. THEY BURN SLOWER, GIVE ME EXTRA MILDNESS AND I I EXTRA FLAVOR Jf GIVE ME EXTRA EXTRA FLAVOR to recent laboratory tests, CAMELS burned 21 Uowtr than the avertge of tfc 1 J other of the Urges telling brands tested tlower than mtij of them. That fneanioa the average, smoking pirns equal to PERSONAL To Ashland Mrs. Vin Bol- Ing of Route 1 went to Ashland by train this morning to spend the day. Drill Is Set All members of the Degree of Honor drill team are asked to meet Tue.a at p.m. in the Lincoln school gymnasium. Oa Vaestlon Effie Franks I left today for Red Bluff. Cai..j to spend a brief vacation w th her sister, Mrs. J. F. Map'es. Architect Here Paul Wil liams, architect from Los An geles, arrived in Medford this morning to confer with Hitry Holmes of 922 South Oakdale avenue. To Convention U. J. Carpen ter and Paul Kavansugh left yesterday morning by motorcar for Spokane. Wash., to attend a shoe convention showing all lines and to purchase stock for the Band Box. During their ab sence from the store. Charles Elson will be in charge of tne shoe department. To Have Picnic Women's as sociation of the Presbvterian church will have a picnic lunch eon at 1 o'clock tomorrow a', the home of Mrs. John Perl on Route 1. In case of Inclement weather, the affair will be held inside the house. All women of the chinch are invited to at tend. Mrs. Harry Prentice's ac cordion band will entertain. Members are asked to bring their own service. Enjoys Air Ride N.' Bierma of San Diego, Ca!.. said that he had the thrill of a lifetime last week when he had his first air plane ride from the Medford airport. He Is 91 years old and is visiting his son and dmitthter in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Bier ma, at their home at 31 Myrtle street. The octogenarian wa accompanied on the plan ride by the Biermas and his great grandchild, Judith Frarler, ten-year-old daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Austin Frazter of this city. Pau Tests I. E. Schuler passed the salesman examina tion conducted by the Oregon state real estate board in the Medford armory last Friday, It was imnounced today by Carl Y. Tengwald, the examining board member. William A. Bo- gard of Roseburg parsed the ex amination qualifying him for a broker's license. Others who qualified as real estate sales men were Albert V. McVev, Klamath Falls. Howard M Eailey, Roseburg. and Harry Hadden, Rout I. Hood and Peg gy B. Staples. Grants Pass. Fly Ti Salem Robert Forbes president of the Crater Flying club, and Richard Witt, vice president of the Medford Flying club, went to Salem and back yesterday by plane. Mr. Witt piloted a Piper Cub trainer for delivery to Art Whitakrr and Mr. Forbes followed him to Sa lem in the Crater club Cub coupe. They returned together In the latter plane after deliver ing the other plane. Mr. Forbes was accompanied to Salem by Miss Winifred Law. who went on from Salem to Portland. The two men hold private pilot ratings. NMDNtSS AND X TEXT time you light a Camel, i notice how S-t-O-W-L-Y it burns. That's the secret of the sxfrai mildness, srrrat coolness, sxtns fla vor, sod (see left) that extra amok log per pack. You see, fast burning creates exctu beat. ..destroys flavor v in -mw ...Li ... i u--il nsrssca rleekts, seaajUr saaiUasaiaa sad fragrance. Light up 8 ear SwranjCvnel-aad get all th ra your cigarette money can buy. ft) tITM MIIDNIII. gXTKA C001HI. I" UV0- SIOW-IURNINQ COSTUIR TOMCCOt rreak Hera A. N. Frank of San Francisco arrived here by train this morning to confer with Ernest Bamas. Medford in surance adjuster. flying Worth H H. Beckett stopped at Medford municipal airport his mornirg to have his Fairchild plane refueled. Hi ar rived from Oakland Cal., and left for Portland. To Entertain Table Rock Ladies club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. O. T. Wilson and Mrs. G. C. Nicewood in the home of Mrs. Wilson on Beall Lane. The hour was set at 1 o'clock. Baby Clinic The monthly well-baby clinic will be held Thursday morning from 9 to 11 o'clock in the Sparrow mem orial suite of the Jackson coun ty courthouse. Dr. E. A. Mcrkel. county health officer, will be in charge and will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth McGalliard county nurse. The clinic pro vides a monthly check-up of babies who art In good health Parents desiring to take then babies to the clinic are asked to telephone 1339 for appointment. Usually the clinic is held in the afternoon and the attention of parents is directed to the change to morning hours this month. Going North Carl Y. Teng wald, member of the Oregon state real estate board, plars to leave tomorrow by ear for Sa lem where ha will join other board members in giving real estate examinations. From Sa lem he will continue to Port land whre other real estate examinations will be given and where he will also attend a regional meeting of realtors Thursday, Friday and Saturday On tho return trip Saturday Mr. Temtwald will be joined at Eugene by his daughter. Mi Natalie Trngwald, who has just completed her freshman year at the University of Oregon and is returning heme for the summer vacation. Plane Passengers Me. and Mrs. Robert L. Colvig left by United Mainliner early this af ternoon for Portland. Forenoon arrivals were Reeves Taylor of Port Orford, from Washington. D. C, and Mrs. P Fleenor. from Portland. A. C. Pierce nnd G. L. Gibson left on the same plane for San Francisco. James T. Hall left for Seattle by Main liner early this morning. Arriv als last midnight were J. B. Stam. from Seattle, Wash., and George Hughes and O. B Bjorge, from Portland Miss Ruby C. Ranney left on the same plane for Los Angeles. S. S. Brundage. R. M. Laughry and L. H. Miller left last night for Portland. L. B. Coneway ar rived from Portland last eve ning and M. D. Fields left on the same plane for San Fran cisco. R. E. Manning and Ruth Hyde left on the afternoon flag stop M.iinliner yerterdav for Portland. Walter W. Abbey left on the regular afternoon plane for Portland. S. S. Brundage ar rived yesterday forenoon from Portland and leaving on the same plane were E. J. Reese, for Oakland, Cal. and F. R Rambo. for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Killgreen ar rived from Portland Sa.-urday midnight. Leaving Saturday night were F. J. Graham, for Portland, and J. D. Bobbins, for Seattle. Livestock PortlMd Portland. Or, June 3. (AP-tJB. D A.) Hogs: 3 800: market slow: 188 318 lb drtv-tn mostly 88, few up to 88.10. some later sals 988. car load lot mostly 88.10: 3380-380 lb. 99.38) .80. few 98 80: light-light 98 .60; slaughter pig down to 84.80: picking sow 84 g 40, Ughtnight 84.78: taking around 8440 for best fed pig. Cattle: 1.80O; calve ISO; bulk medium-good fed steers 88 78 10; few experimentally fed to 810.39: few part loads gra fed trs 88 88 4) 9 38; common steer downward to 87: few good fed heifer 48 75 g 9; common-medium grades 84.38 8.40: cutter-common eows 94 90 9.80; canners down to 34: fat dairy type eow eatable to 98 and above: esua ae bulls 98 e 7: few good beef bulla 97.39: good. -choice vealere 888. Sheep: 3.800: market steady on spring lamb: good choice g-de 98 78 8: medium-good klnda 88 40; common downward to 87: eld crop iamb and ewe weik to 38c lower: few common 014 crop lambs 8839: beat graaeers held above a, medium-good ewe 939: common down to 91 90. South an Frantiere South Bn Francisco. June S- (AP-L'SDAl Hog: 480; generally Steady; one load 18 lb. Oregon butcher 98.10, extreme top; numer ous packagea 180-338 lb. California 38: packing sows largely 84 .39. I Cattle- oAO; largely grass run: I about steady: half car 840 lb. fed eteers. 4 percent shrink, 9940: de sirable grass steer quoted 98409: about two cars common 1000-1038 lb. grs-eer 97 38: h-etork active, fully stesdv; 3 car good young 910 940 lb. heifer 9740. loads de sirable n.M b. grass eow 88 so 8) 78: several loada aged la-between eews rltribl 89 78 4.98. (low: can ners nd cutters mostly 8440. st-ady. Calve: 18, nominally rtady. odd head gnod vealere 310. choice quoted 31090 Sheep: 3300. ectiv Opening fully steady, about decks good 7 lb. Oregon Unbt 888: (tv package s 39: ehorn yearlings stetdr. most ly M mm Chicago June 8. IAP-CSDAI Hri: ii ooo: bulk (ood and choir 180-370 lbs. 88 30) .4. top SS .SO; 770-190 lbs. UMI: sows 10lSe lower: food 400-590 lb. nlfhu M 88: lighter weight to M AO 90. Cattle: 16 868; caHee I OOO: top fed iwn all: moderate supply old at 8I0.8S; numerous load 88.78 .7S; beet yearlings early 31038: Tax stork eIve Sit so down: fed heifers 10 19c lower: numerous loads 89.99. 78: bast around 810 38: common and medium hetfera under preiaur: eauaag bulla ST down: heavy bulla as. 79 down; realm S9.90 10.50. Sheep: 4 000: moat early bids around SOe lower; two loada shorn old crop offertnga 98A9 9; bulk as yet unaold. Portland Produce Portland. Ore., June S. (API Butter: print. A trade. 3j,e lb. In parchment wrappers, 90S 0 in car ton. B grade. M'ie in parchment wrappers, 39tjo In cartons. Butterfat: Flrat qualltv, maximum of A to 1 percent acidity, delivered In Portland. 3S37c lb.; ralley route and oountry point. 3c lea, or 35c lb.: second quality, 3e under flrat or 5o per lb. Cheese: Selling price to Portland re tiller, Tillamook, trip leu, 10c lb.: loaf. 30c lb. fob. Price to wholeaalers: triplet. 17c lb.; loaf, 18s fob. Tilla mook. Eggs: Buying prices, extras, large, IS 18c: standards, large, 14c: estras. medium, ISc: do standards 13c do. Country Mcata: Selling price to re tailer, country -killed hogs, beat butchers. 139-150 lbs.. 88',c: veal, era. fancy, IS", 41c. lb ; light, thin. 10 13c: heavy. 10 11c lb ; lamb, spring. 18', 17e: yearlings 10 13c; ewea 4 7c lb.; good cutter eows. 814 esc lb.; eanner cows, 81,0 lb.; bulls. Ite lb. Uvt Poultry: Buying price, Ho. '1 grade. Leghorn broilers. 1 to 3 lbs., 18c; fryers, under 8 Iba.. 17; fryera, 8 to 4 Iba., 18c; roasters, over 4 lbs.. 19c: Leghorn hen, over S'4 lbs.. 13c: Leghorn hen, under S'4. lb., 10c: colored hens, over 8 lb.. 18c: colored hens, 4 lbs. to 8 lb., 18c; old roosters. 4c. Dressed Turkeys: Selling prtcee, hens. No. 1, M 14c lb.; torn a. tlOc. Onions: Oregon No. 1, 83 a 1.19 per 50-ib. bag; set, white. 640; brown. Stic lb.: new California wax, 80a. 93.90: red. 91.89. Hew Potatoes: California, white. 90s. 81.38: 100. 83 00. Potatoes: Deschutes. 81 .90 3.00; Klamath. (Tula Lake) 91.80 cwt.: lo cal white. 90c box: do sacks. 8180 1.60 cAital; Malm. 93 cental: southern yams. 83.40 3.50 crate. Hay: Selling price to retailers, al. falfa. No. 1. 919.90 ton: oat-vetch. 918 ton: clover, 811 ton; timothy. eastern Oregon. 817 18 ton: valley timothy, 814 ton. Portland. Portland Wheat Portland, June I. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. 71 .7314 73 -""'i Cah grain: Oat. No. 3. 88 lb. whit 933 50. Barley, No. a. 49 lb. bearded white, 93875. Plan, No. 1, 91.81. Cash wheat ibid): Soft whit 73c, western whit 73'jc, western red T3t,e. Hard red winter, ordinary. 73 He 11 percent 79e, 13 percent 79c. Hard white, Baart. 13 percent ne, 19 percent 94c, 14 percent 97c. Todays car receipt: wheat 83. barley 1, flour 33, corn 8, oat 3, hay 0, mlllfeed 8. Chicago Wheat Chicago, July Sept Dec. Jun Open 43 43 43 H 3 (AP) Wheat: High Lew Cloa 43 H 4114 43 434 41 H 43 43 VI 43 48 Wall St. Report New York. June 3 (P) With th war news Interpreted as slightly bearish, leading stocks generally backed water in to day's market. It was on of th slowest ses sions of th year to date. Trans fers were around 450.000 shares. While there were scattered Ml I D TONIOnROW! I ucmw rmt 4fA , tm . mmnm PlUS rOM bo w cR. Detective" asaawSBBwjsxaBaBiaakw TWO MAJOR FEATURES OM EVERY PROGRAM Wednesday and THURSDAY 7011 CANT GET AWAY WITH MURDER lil'liiliilil.impi stB I T tow UWi LUl Plus HtBltV ARV In ls West Of Tombstone' i pots of quiet strength, declines at the close ranged from frac tions to about I points. Today- closing prlcoa tor as se lected storks follow: Al. Chem. Dy US Am. Can i 93 Am. at Fgn. Pow i A. T. T. 18, Anaconda ,- -.i , 30li Ateh. T. a: 8. F. . Bendli Aria. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chryrlv ..unquoted M 88 48'4 87 S tH 39V, SS 8t, St, Curtlae-Wrlfht , DuPont Oen. Rise. Oen. Pood Oen. Mot. , Int. Harvest. I I. T. T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward -North Amer. Penney (3. C.) Phillips Pet . Radio Sou. Pae. Std. Brand . St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. -Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel . 88 18 78 'v 38, " . T'4 'i . H . 39H ' . 811, . 1H . 48', E Nineteen permits valued at $13,430 were applied for at the city building Inspector's office In May, three of them being for the construction of new resi dences costing $8,000 and 18 for remodeling and repairs to taling $5,430, according to fig ures released today. Last month 8 total was be low the $19,885 In the same period last year and a decrease from the $18,345 figure in April of 1940. EXPECTS LEAVE Termination of George E. Patterson's tour of duty as s re cruiter of the U. S. navy was seen today in orders sending Jack M. Carpenter, a chief elec trician's mate now at San Diego, Cal., to a recruiters' training school for a six weeks' course. Mr. Patterson, a chief quar termaster, has been in charge of the Medford recruiting station for Vh years. He will have completed tnree years of re cruiting duty in the Portland district next September. Mr. Patterson has received no orders regarding his own transfer but receipt here of a copy of the orders for Carpen ter was interpreted to mean that Patterson's service as a re cruiter was nearing its comple tion. It was understood that Carpenter would be added to the staff of the officer in charge of the Portland recruit ing district, of which the Med ford area is a part. For some time Mr. Patterson has had an assistant here, E. A. Roesel. Auto Plat nd Window Olsss In stalled reasonably. Medford Plat Olaaa at Mirror Co, 98 So. Bartlett. "...ePttt . .....mi u " ....ran WW Re Mte t 9-eo Rath Iay'l Danot fume J I 0a Mali Tribune want ad. I Shows 1:48-7:e-:1S a 8Oe.4nc.toc I THE PERFECT PICTURE! 1 I (j starts WEDI 14 Th "Alexan. f "f tier's Ragtime IT-, j nn" of 148! RxV &2s 4 rafj OS TO BIG ARMY PLANE Corp. Arthur Maclary of the U. S. air corps, who was seri ously In lured In an auto acci dent it Voorhles crossing Friday night, was flown to Letterrr.an hospital at San Francisco yester day morning in a Douglas bomb er piloted by Lieut. W. C. Arnold. Corp. Maclary had spent Friday and Saturday nights in Sacred Heart hospital here. The bomber, with the pilot and crew of five, arrived in Medford Saturday night from March field in southern Califor nia. Corp. Maclary. who suf fered a fractured pelvis and bro ken right thigh and left fore arm, was transferred from the local hospital to the airplane, where his stretcher was strap ped securely to the ship. The plane took off at 8 a. m. for San Francisco. The air corps officet was in jured when he was crushed be tween two U. S. army trucks, parked on the Pacific highway just south of Medford. One truck had stalled because of motor trouble and Corp. Ma clary was attempting to attach a tow rope from one vehicle to the stalled truck. A car driven by Clifford M White. 18, of Ashland, traveling north, struck the rear truck, ramming it into the back end of the other vehicle and crushing the soldier between the two. Corp. Maclary was traveling with a convoy of eight army trucks being transferred from March field to McChord field near Tacoma, Wash. He was seriously but not critically in jured his attending physician stated. 78 ENROLLED IN Dally Vacation Bible school of the First Baptist church got off to a good start this morning with 78 enrolled. There art classes In Bible study and notebook work, sew ing, sword drills, music periods, and various other things to ap peal to children including be ginners, primaries ana juniors, A cordial welcome Is extended to the children of the town, Irrespective of church affilia tions. Tlma will be extended SO minutes, so the hours will be from 0 to 11:30 each week-day morning for all ages except be ginners. They dismiss at 11:00 o'clock. mm Mats IBe-SOc-IOr Fve Sr-4A-1M Last Time Tonltel aMID Plus "Gangs of Chicago" I L Orandpa ants nw life Into a Nevada "ghost ton" . . and mat a million laughs!! V Ve I a. . - J sen tatu tarat eUASOX'UU'eUU0ll uaesv ov I, u tllllmMi beat with Mails RosenhloomI TOMORROW h and WEDNESDAY tan run Hliai arTTB! m ( T HIGGINS In Murder Film iii i 11 1 1 i i John Litel has a featured lead with Ronald Reagant in "Mur der in the Air," which comes to th New Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Wednesday as th companion feature with "Grandpa Goes To Town," new est of the Higglns Family pic tures starring James. Lucile and Russell Gleason and with Harry Davenport aa Grandpa Higgins. . Grandpa starts s faks rumor about gold being discovered in a Nevada ghost town and an creation breaks loose before he gets th tide of fortune hunt ers curbed. Too Late to Classify OrRL wants h (viae work, experienced. Ood nard Mercantile. Jacksonville. WANTEO elderly lady tor cook In modern country nom near aeea- ford. Box sea. Tribune. MAN want anr kind of work. Can weld and do niacKsmrn wor. Sterling Rout. Jseksonvlll. care Albert Nelson. WANTTT Cherries Paying top price. Call at our South Fir Street Plant. American Fruit Grower. Tne. post RE?rT FurnUhed apt. 81 N, Oakdale. FOR RSNT Modern 8-room Furn apartment, upatalra. 911 N. Bart- lett. Adult. Phone 3083-J. FOR RENT 4-room modem house. Inquire Macs Market, No. Pacine Hignwav. FOR RENT Furnished hone. No. Eve ret. te court. W. 11th. Adult only. Phone 731-J-l. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. Inquire 308 Clark St. WANTED Erperlenoed waltreee. No te! jacason. FOR RENT 4-room house near big . mill. Unfurnished. 910 month. In quire 808 Edwards BABY CHICKS, 80 or mors, Se each. Also Dueka and started chlcka. Draaslsfs Hatchery. 1107 I. Main. Phon 1398-K. IMMEDIATE INCOME EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE to reliable man or woman for Medford: automatic ma chine dispensing 10c national pro duet: used in cafes, bare, te; 100 profit. 3398 required. Writ Vita Cell Co., Stockton. Calif. FOR SALE Garden Pea, 3'ic tb you pick. Ed Wolf, mile But enter Lake Highway 4 Corner. maketese TJVA VACATION pleasur will b greater when you know there will bt tccomraodttiont wiit ing... price ntlsfactory... frtcndi ready to join you... til detail arranged. Telephoning la tm-umy communication. Let Long Distance prepare the way! THE PACIFIC TBllPHONI AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY hi 0 IVJ W. tb SUeet. Trtepb yw , Pm 552K'WeL IMPORTANCE. - ji 1 COMFOHTAEII aooMt ' ' .ary n 1 jiul.IA ?-:M.Z m U1W ' iej --ssBaai (Ot08UIST8 FOR SALS or TRADE for Ham property. 8-room houee, garden space Also drag saw and 3 trailer. C. R. Rogers. Rom Ln and Maple Prk. lACRIrTCSJ (mall equity nt 43-aere rann. 39 acre irrigated 4-room houee. large barn, electricity, fenced; chep If sold at one- s mile north Eagle Point. Crer Lake Highway. Tom Fairies, Sos 43. FOR SALE Oood young tn- quire 139 M. Central. A A A. Uncalled for Tailored 91. S'e 40. 43. 44 at real Bargain. Klein th Trllor. Upstairs. Zinnia and Aster Plant, al x. Ins. Dressier s. 1107 E. Main. ROTAL ANNE. Sing. Lambert cherries wancea. eesn price, any quantity. Phon 1798 Medford: 8341 Ash land. WANTED Portable, air-cooled. lf- pnmlng 9 or 3'-1nch pump. Otv detail. J. Oodllrh. Rt- 4. Bos 88T. LOST Orey boat oar Stmdav evening on Midway Road. Finder pie call Dick Rev at 91. FOR BAIS Pedigreed Cocker Span lei pups. Phone 781-J-4. V. D, Chamberlln. Jseksonvlll Star R4. FOR RENT 3 I -room duplet houae. 813. Furnished. Flectrlcltv and water paid. Call at 318 Wabash. Phon 4.U-R. COOK wanud. Berrrdat Reetaurant. VACATIONISTS ATTENTION 8498 cash buvs 91398 fsctorv built d lu covered wsgon trailer, with complete set of d lux built-in. Stewart Ave., at Din, Una. WANTED Woman for general hotiee work, three adult. Box 848 Tri bune. WANTED e-roora Phone 3011. furnished house. FOR RENT 8-room modern houae. 338 Haven Si. ICB PRICES REDUCEDI Now SOe per 100 lb, delivered, to Boxes for Bale or Rant. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 78 FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downaeaira suit in the Holly Apsrtmsnt.' Completely fur nished except dish and linen. Oarage Second door north of postoffloa. Adult only. 840. Avail able Jun 1. flee manager In rear, or phone U97-R. HIOHSST CASH PKICES PAID fee SCRAP IRON AND METAL c. aU kinds, battart. radiators, alumi num, copper, braes: also bide. Silts sad wool. Medford tergal sua. 17 N. orape. Phone ton. BEST OFFER take IT Ford Deluxe Sedan. A-l shape. Ideal Blcyole Shop. 41 1 East Main. Learn To Play a Band Instrument this Summer , Join th school band la - the falL PRIVATE INSTRUCTION en all bang Instrument Whipple Studio 807 ling St. Para nn meet- 1. OOOD Sisvu-a a niAiAirr luanourtoirXM 4. ItNSllLI (ATI! corrcE shop taviw FrcU90(WW-ri-.100(-v4b)